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Seems a bit disingenuous painting a unit in the colours of an army that can't take it, allying said unit to the same coloured main force, and then using the unit as if it were a true part of the main army. But hey, it's your hobby.

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Seems a bit disingenuous painting a unit in the colours of an army that can't take it, allying said unit to the same coloured main force, and then using the unit as if it were a true part of the main army. But hey, it's your hobby.

Maybe, but in my mind this save a lot of time, money and energy. I don't have to spend money on paints or models making basically a second army. I don't have waste time experimenting and learning a new color scheme. Finally, this gives me a wider option of play. I can play Dark Angels, I can play Dark Angels with allies representing more or hidden elements of the chapter, or I can play green Space Marines, with black bikes, and tan terminators. I've come to think that 40k is more of a sand box game now. You as the player make it what you want it to be.

Exactly. I'm taking a Stormraven for my Wolves even though its not in the codex. I want it so i'm having it. my hobby! smile.png

Agreed. Although you know that you can still get the Storm Wing Data Slate which is 2 Storm Talons and a Storm Raven that are not chapter specfic. Also, you could just play the Storm Raven as on of the Space Wolves flyers.

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